We have started to collect the most important news related to Bolivia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Six provinces in Bolivia strike against plans by President Evo Morales for a radical new constitution.
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Opposition leaders in six of Bolivia's nine provinces call a strike for Wednesday over a new draft constitution.
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Lola Almudevar, a 29-year-old BBC journalist working in Bolivia, is killed in a car crash south of La Paz.
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Violent clashes leave three dead in Bolivia where a constituent assembly has approved a draft constitution.
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Clashes ensue as Bolivia's constituent assembly convenes for the first time in months at a military school.
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James Ingham burns an offering of silver-wrapped llama foetus for Bolivia's Pachamama, or Mother Earth.
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Residents in Bolivia's Santa Cruz province seize the country's busiest airport after troops withdraw.
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Bolivia's exiled ex-President Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada faces genocide charges over unrest in 2003 that left 60 dead.
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Hundreds of angry residents attack bars in Bolivia for a second day over claims they sell alcohol to minors.
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Cuban doctors carry out free eye surgery in Bolivia on the soldier who executed Che Guevara 40 years ago.
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Iran's leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad promise $1bn (£493m) to help Bolivia exploit oil and gas reserves.
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In Sucre, Lola Almudevar experiences tensions and clashes between police and protesters over where the country's capital should be.
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Members of Congress in Bolivia exchange blows as a debate over control of the judiciary boils over.
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